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Hetzerhalle
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Hetzerhalle

Architectural Marvels with No Supporting Columns

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Discover the Hetzerhalle's remarkable design, showcasing column-free halls made possible by innovative laminated beams. Marvel at the elegant structure named after Otto Hetzer, which revolutionized modern timber construction. Step into a world where architecture seamlessly blends with engineering ingenuity.
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Master carpenter Otto Hetzer invented the column-free construction in 1911.

Guided Story

As you walk through this remarkable hall, you can almost feel the spirit of Otto Hetzer, the brilliant master carpenter and timber construction pioneer. Look up and marvel at the sleek elegance of the roof structure. With no columns in sight, the space feels boundless. Picture this place over a century ago, where timber was transformed into these innovative laminated beams. Behind you, near the Viehauktionshalle, there used to be bustling activity, while Hetzer's ideas were shaping the future of construction. The hall itself tells a story of craftsmanship and engineering that resonates to this day. Let the atmosphere inspire you, bridging tradition and modernity.

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